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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
BLUE MONDAY.
. Lively Day and Lively Crew Run
Through the Police Court AIilt

a Lively Day and Lively Crew Run
Through the Police Court aIilL
II was motley crew that embarked on
the steamer Police Court yesterday morn
ing, and when Court Officer Pelton piped
all hands on deck. His Honor. Judge
Holmes. and Clerk Tozer adjusted their
glasses and the wheels Of justice revolved
The deck was crowded with passengers aud
their idle curiosity was gratifsi. Thres
juvenile dTunks were committed for twelve
davs each in one. two. three rider. A femi-
nine guilty. Of infoxicstion. pleaded guilty,
smiled sweetlv on lis Honor ana 60; 0f
etsv. paving 1913. Two female sulh-
ssns. captured while engaged in 4
knockout will mediate on the IN
chsritabieuess of this cold and cruel
world from behind the bars 81 the Hoiel De
Bishop for thirty days 70 core. fellow
vho wRs making lie hide0us with Indian
vsr- vhoops. PAID sss5 for his vocsl eyer
css. A hard working fellow with bue
oy ye7cOai. pleaded guilty 20 assaalt. the CON
pa. nsuf asked for RE mercy u tne Court
sud he got OF fsr Ss35 TIE fen cnaps
ca1tured SATURDAY 2 the 50aih Division e.
rau5hiinr house. fhrew fnsnse ves oD the
mercT o. he Court. haruessnaker ffirsr1
gave them tie proper steer and he Judge
q ed tie tarn 81 Sig an8 e~sts each TIE
proprietor Of the joint. church member ~
the wsv. pies3ed igDoraucs. the gndre's
hesrf melted sn3 he ~ hin Of fr So ss
vsrrant 1runk secured for he dose
t~elee dsvs ii iasl and ssivs1gn sboufer
pad & - TheB cane 2 recess fbe lrdzr
hsine trei. bat ~ io-s9 he sEsin So se
ard eight posts ~ere fo9ci4e5 a. eni csy-
es aisehsrges sod takeu On - nose5 iu
abe court re-or1
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Queen sspiolsni ssa fsss fsssssos step e.
Houf ia tiss Cits

CHIcAoo ksy Queen ksFiolAni Ar
rived Ia Chicago tara afternoon - ? O'clock.
l4iino kRlsai. the Princess husband. Gen.
, O. Dsm.nis. Gov. q y lavtis. his seors
tery 8 a. Bosd. and several officers oi tias
Hawaiian army. When tbe special ear. Ia
which was the royal party, rolled into ths
Union depot. there Wa great crowd sf.
aembied % Sc . glimpse of tbe laeen bDt
Do one except q isw reporters was fIsuded
The car wss closed ~ visitors. Hn1 during
the waii of al houf hers noue 81 tho royal
party appeared la slght A. o cioof the
slseclal car VS. attached a. tie Washington
train. Aftsf spending q te~ dsyt 81 tie
National Capital the psffy vii Go - New
York ane from there 10 London.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
A Chapter of Accidents.

GRAND LEDGE, Nay Jacob Shoal, a far
mer living three miles south OF town, had a
lively runaway on Bridge-st. Saturday eve-
ming. AS himself. wife. and q small babe
were passing Blake's Opera House the la :
dies band commenced TO play. when the
horses took fright and ran down the hill
and across the river bridge, upsetting the
buggy on North Bridge-st and throwing the
occupants out. but they were not seriously
injured. The buggy was badly demoralized
The eleven years-old boy of Andrew
Cover fell off the rocks near Oakland Park
yesterday morning, a distance OF 80 feet, and
was very badly hurt. bat is still alive with
prospects of recovery.-Therc are strong
indications OF the building Of brick block
of SIX stores on North Briige-st. this season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

A strong speciality show Nss presented
last night at Smiths Opera House. aai a
large audience attested their appreciation
with liberal applause. Mag Johnson sang
several soags IN a pleasing manner Susie
Wilde sang aat danced herself INTO ne
favor Of the aud.ence and the Kicharts
Bros presented some clever character
change. Frank Lewis sang budget -
songs snd bis local ats caught the a0ass
and ne responded TO SIX recalls. Annie
Whiting trombone solo gas : clever piece
Of WORK The balance Of the sAow was re-
plefa vita novelties
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

The res 5ence n Postmaster John Is
Flet be-. 81 Ea1tie Greek. uss bHreIsrizes
suaaT ai9kt ~ efe'hlne xna ether vsin~
aaes Tie thieves we're ospfa~e1
y J Sfrsr1e. - Rrousrx. tfts oi5ex q.
A r. raegns@f IN che STATE 6iea 31n1sT.
Tss v.ii ~ ae ists ffsVi3 Prestsa wAs
fiea ln the Wagne ooanfF Frosate Cos-s
YESTERDAY. He sstate is xsi1e5 e $3.50 10
F-ank t8iins jar ro5 fTou fsst - III
81 tte Mithfxsn fle1 ri f.slirrsed vesser-
rsr aesr Nsrrsn aa6 s1stsfrs4 fztes rs
51fiss.
The President spEofnis = u hose pas-
fnzsseF 81 fesssnssr N1cA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
A Heavy storm.

kA-a-tttt - Nse t--taseo s-ANs4
ST. J0Hss. May a terrible storm. ac-
companied oy thurder and lightning
passed over this city early this morning
A large tree on the residence lot of Alvin
Walker. an old settler was split By light
ming. and az iron lawn seat on the ground
under IL was shattered into small pieces.
A valuable team driven by man named
Wilson. was also struck and killed. Wilson
ielt the shock. bat was not injured by II.
The citizens were terror-stricken during the
continuance OF the Storm
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

CfSclSsATI. o.. May The celebrated
Jumper. Steve Brodie. dropped from the
Suspension Bridge a. as 9. IA. Into tie
river, distance Of eigh,y-tve feet. snc was
picked up by iug six minutes afterwards.
His pulse when taken INTO the boat was 30.
save severe fatigue and some oontusions on
the back, be was uninjured. The wind car
RED mis- feet from under him aud hs
alighted partly on his back. Owing 20 q
mistake. the Captain supposing that II was
merely a swimming match. the boat did not
put of as soon as possible and Steve was
nearly drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

tstrA91| Nsf E~fas trltfe pptIdieE
piant - sks l,sseaxc folse 1 beit tlg,aRAe
oonp nprisiax sk i4fxs ezisinks eoseflex
aesEiv .Fs Acfes. wAs to-aly destroyed BY
1rs this evening tas iQss sia skoe2at -
asariy cne h4asrsd tho4s4n1 3eilArs i1-
sarsEcs s75 ooe fbs Ire eexsn in the
"a ks4ltb she's And 10 orisln = sn-
knewH fwo 6fena<n. nsned Nn. Barter
and George Hsslstt, we're ssFaoesly iaJursd
ey falling rmsex.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

SAs FsAsclsco. MAJ Mrs. IsTsnsa
Lyons sss m1rdensd o1 hsr rs1ea aesr
>apa Eco. II bY = ias1 hsad e4aisd Rsta
Oisoa. $40 ssca2ed. AT for ahose csptefe
. laFEe rssar8 . o2tsta11ic SstursiaF .
report Fsae4ed Eers tas1 Ossa sS kiii@i
SAFE rssistiax arrest neaE bzssFsSslc. Ca
"a Investigation Ea3s yeSseE1sg shoss q At
lns wrong nan hai bssn kLled TIE
victim Ess Il II es bert. . E4zmer. 10
laleiy seillsd near bsksrs1eid
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

RzsnrSs. Pa. Nag 2-ID oourt here To-
dav the failure and insolvency ofthe Maiden
srze rolling mil e. Bsnton this county
nss a1rouncest. and Hiram kaufman vas
-proinfrf receifer 60 ~ini I'D the CON-
uanr's aifairs Assets. SO eoe- liabilities
ooO. Th< crsditors are principally Sew
YORK and Philadelphia parties The mill
continues in Operation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
A sEMALe ImposTsR,
she 10 Caught Ia an Attempf - Rob an
Estate o. st0.ao0.


Estate % ft0.0o0.
PHIL,rrLPHFs. MAY Annie 6. Qulnn.
or Mrs. Aonie F. Smith as sbe calls herself
Who claimed 70 b the wife Of Houston
Smith, Jr.. whose father Diet recently lea7-
inx an estate valued at 80 eUJ 10 which tbe
wouan > sou lad claim. vas shown BY her
counsel n court today - be a. imposer
and periurer In worxing 40 the case he
found some nlns,y old records. which
showed tnsf annie QHinn had
xiveu birth 20 child Al the
sarne house and on the ssue
dav on which toe ALLEGED Ms smith
said her son. the claimant vas bora. Ihis
sbowei eoncsusiVefy that Annie r. Qninn
aud the bog4s Mrs. smith sere one and tie
same person The estate vii nov 90 % =
daughter Of NJ Snith. A rewsrd q 5000
bad been offered - Annis Quinn q she
wo8.d make herself known. bsIs uas~r the
name of M. smith she decssved her
conasei very suaeessfuiiy. she stiA tenies
that she - ANNIE oainn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
DISASTROUS FLAMES.
Property TO the Vaiue of n Quarter Of =
Million Dollars Destroyed.


LOUISVILLE, KyI May "A very disss-
trous fire broke out about 3 o'clock this
morning at the warehouse of Brown, John
son & Co. By the time the engines arrived
the warehouse was beyond saving. The
building contained an immense amount OF
hay. barley, rye, corn and cats. Half an
hour after the warehouse had
started burning. the nine-story grain
elevator OF Strater Bros. caught
from the sparks. The Strater ele-
vator was within half block of the burn
ing house, and could not possibly be saved.
The tower first caught, and then the whole
structure became enveloped in flames. At
the time the fire broke out forty freight
cars. mostly loaded, were lying on the tracks
in the vicinity of the burning buildings.
Fourteen of these belonging to the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad, were burned at a
loss OF about $4,000. The loss on the
warehouse and grain elevator will exceed
1000 600
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

REsBrse. Pa, MAY The machinists
employed in the shops q the Philsaslphis
4 1ssdiug Railroad company. in this city.
sent a petfi0n 20 Superintendent Thonip-
son Tor an increase of lQ per cent IN wagss.
This morning The COMMITTEES vas notified
that tns re4uesz was refused. II i nov
generally understood Ia the railroad CON
rsnys snops taat thaf no attention vi ~
paid - aDy petitions rezarding al incresse
81 wages
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

1se sAes. - aseetaetassEs fssst< Etsekt
sssstesss sss T~s ssss.sls sss.ssesee

O3Asssoke > q. Aas tk lefg 49,
asas taAsg - sl.esifi f.ekos oa ti.s ssetery
II osies,s & y ssiss tiss aslsssnx saes asaaa-
lasasefs I. 10 49, sAia e. hass ssslsea iess
~esk s.1h 49, KsF.s s1oIsisssa a. ttsii la
iosy 1ts isss So na4as - pgasses sosas
~ tas go s.8i1ers. fe11T h4fdTtss tfibss
tnsheF.lu .lae ha4 I .lte fasesssa ~ t,it
business sna AZ \ Elsasf tie : .e<s aasnA'
tAsgaFsf sas Alss pelonlArtlY Interested -
Tie nrul joaa Wesley. tas Dfeshef ~ t1s
~ .sslnK au.as tsaf Ser I'D Rlth snan Ia
lived h@s .sfi the tsllsks sna as oue kaess
y here 10 h&s feBe TIE saA,fs ~ llas hIie
kFs IL mach soliasscn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
The COKE SYNDICATE.
Il Resolves 70 Maintain the Conditions oi
the Arbitration.

The Arbitration.
PrrrsnrES. May The coke syndicate
held a special meeting in this city today
and thoroughly discussed The serious turn
OF affairs since Umpire Jackson rendered lis
decision. It was finally resolved. aad a
coke workers. % The elect that the opera
tors fully intend keeping faith with the
conditions % the arbitration. stating in
conclusion should there be any advance
IN the selling pr.ce Of coke tie decision
binds she operators 70 an advance in wages
out 40 advance can or viii be given until
then. The disasters Of a ssrike must follow
% those who inaugurate the sane From
al reports the men AZ every works in the
region were wofkirs today 5ut tomorrow
may oe closed
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

tt.Nssste - N.t NtAt-es@ ee.A-n
SFEIS6 LAKE, May 2.-Ths prohibition
ists OF this township are happy, and the
devout church member says MS prayers
have been answered. Prohibition rules.
the city dads having rejected ali the
saloon bonds an5 heace all heretofore open
saloons are closed. The "old topers' look
dry and from present indications they will
remain in their present condition for the
ensuing year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Dxxvxa. Gel. Nav 2-Tas westward
Sound Atlantic & Pscisc passenger train
leaving Albuquerque at O'clock this morn
ing. ran OF tbe track ffseen miles from
Ccolifge. y n. and vas badly wrecked.
several persons we're killed and severely
wonnfea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
Bishop Borgess. Resigas.

DErsoIr. May 2.-Caspar r. Borgess.,
Catholic Bishop OF Detroit. has resigned.
Daring his seventeen years incumbercy
be has had very msny troubles, and before
sending in his resignation. promulgated
sentence OF accommodation against all
who were concerned in the Polish riots
wear ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

NoRRIsrovS, "a. May 2.-The plate mill
hands employed at the Stony Creek rolling
mill were on saturday notified Of a reduc-
tlon in their WAGES. AZ meeting held YES
tsrdav hey De- icd nor 30 20 20 work t0dsy.
and the mill is thsreiore idle An effort is
being ria,ie % tsve she mater atiusted 80
that work mag re resumed 50 early a. posi-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Ngw YoRK, May 2.-Ex-Judse Henry
Hilton today added Meissoniers "frieo
land to the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Collection Of painting, thus giving the City
of New York, perhaps. the most valuable
painting Ia this country. 'Friedlsnd" was
purchased al the Stewart collection sale for
$50 OQ0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Wu,uNsroy. Del. May 2-The house
psinters in sn the Wilmington shops
struck today fo- s. so. a raise Of . cents
per isv. Two Of fhe ls-Rsst employers
have grsnted the Increase and 10 II prDos-
bic The others vii f1Ifew
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

NEw YosS, May The second dep osit
OF g. 900 side N the single-scull match
between HanIan and Gaudaur was posted
NJ the Office OF the Trf, Field and FiIrnt to-
day. The race is TO be rOwed on Decora-
ton Dav
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

NFw YosK. Ksy There i no ebanes
~ tie s,lversmiths strike N0as - fhe
locke5-olt mea hAvs Spplied f5f werk sri
basfA s.fes are of<llnste TIE msanfscrnr-
srs beld csnfersaee MS sftsfae0n bas -
pE0eeefinzz 9eTe Kept secret
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

PosrsNoVrH. Ohio. May 2.-Ai the pre-
liminsry hearing before Squire Hall, the
McCoys. for the murder of Dr.. Northrrp.
waived an examination and were remand
ed % jaii without bail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
A New Church EdIace.

sxssesS. vsNsteNz-stssIs.
LsSsise, May The contract for build.
ing the new $4,000 First Presbyterian
church was let to Clare Allen. of Ionia, to-
day The structure will be built immediate
ly. south OF the capitol. The material to be
used - cut stone, and the design is artistic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
s. RepublIcan Victory.

ftcS1ssst - ~ feNtshNs-staNNs-
WHITEHALL, May AT the charter
election held at this place today the Repub-
lican ticket was victorious. The Prohibition
ticket was bcdly showed under.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
No Senator Yaf.

TALLAuAssss. Fla, May 2 In the l.egis-
latrre today the vo.e for United States
senator Was a. follows Perry. 81. Box
ham. q. Pasoo, Is. Finley, ?, Goodrich, II.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Corrynfs. 81. Nsy 2-The vife Of sB-
Senator fanrniau who as beer siixhtig
iil fer several weeks With a hroachial stiiic-
ton. Is an7ounce1 a. alar r.nirgiy nl 70
nighI
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
A.u,ual. No Quorum.

sxc.sssSs tes yt.VtsN~-.-NsA>.
LANSING. May Each House lacked one
OF quorum today. The House meets at
10 a. IN. tomorrow and the Senate az D. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
JEROME soNAPARTE oYiro.

Tyfnx IN Critical Coasiftfoa. Resulting
PROM 90 Apspl>sre.streks
BoRDxACx. Nay Primes leroaie Rons-
ssrts wss stricken vita spoplery today snd
nov lies ID q crfiicAl coadlLioa.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-19
Plainvietw Items.

The last Jew days has been a time Of
great enjoyment TO the people of this
community. On the evening of the 18th
about seyenty-five friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Bowen met at their house
TO celebrate the twentieth anniversary
Of their wedding. The presents were
very fine and a very large collection.
The friends stayed until about O'Clock
IN The morning when they lett all feel
ing glad they had been there.
There was alsS dance at Mr.. Dear
baugh's on the same eve, the eve of the
I4th.
There was n large dance and oyster
supper at MIR. GrOsebeck s. where every
body present enjoyed themselves hugely
Land is changing hands very rapidly
in this part OF the country. Messrs
Bowen and Landfare getting the most
OF it.
Stock in this part OF the county looks
well We have feed OF AL kinds in
abundance.
Mr.. John Aulgur is going to prove
up and help pay the county expenses.
Mr.. } . b. Hicks took his cattle to
Almena last fall to feed but he now
thinks he could have done better to
haYe kept them in Phillips county.
This part of the county is devoid OF
religious meetings. Can't some minis
ter of the gospel come over and try and
save US poor slnnersP SLEEPY,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-19
Greenwood Ttsms.

Ed. HERALD:-Ws wish to reply
through the columns Of your valuable
p per TO an item IN the issue of Deem
bsr 18th, stalled by the Hillside CORE
spORdsnt 10 be a falsehOOd. concerning
an article bought Oy Mrs.. lsben for the
sewing society II any one is making
a scandal about this it must be mem ers
of the society, as it seems the talk
comes from that way Mrs. IsbelI
would have no reason TO talk after she
received her money, which, was about
one year after the article was bought
The remarks made before the money
was paid back, were true, and not false,
for the money was not refunded as
agreed upon by the society. Mrs. lsbell
is not a bankers vile but free hearted
lady, and one whose word Is above
suspicion.
The literary at Greenwood school
house IS not ezceIled in this part of the
county.
Road petitions are the business of the
day, but as yet have failed. The land
overs here do not wish to sell their
farms to Phillips county for roads.
Mr.. Isbsl has raised the big hog OF
Phillips county, or any other county.
1t tipped the beam AT 500 pounds on the
kirsVin market. Mr.. Isbel has q fine
herd to look upon Of the pure POlau
China breed.
EAST CREEK OBSERVER.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-19

IN the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas
William L. Gilbert and Henry Cfsy, CO-Partners.
doing business under the name, style and nrLn Of
Gilbert z Gay, Plaintiffs.
Robert Mcpherson, Monterey Mcpherson, Sarah
Strubbe, Henry StruDbs, Edwin C. Gleason, Kate
Gleason, George Z. HiIt Ifrs. George L. EnE, " g..
Bartlett, Defendants.
You the above named defendants and each OF
you, will take notice that you have been sued III
the above named court, and that you must answer
the petition hIud therein by the above named
plaIDL liz q before the 18th day OF March 1885,,
or said petition wil be taken as true, and judg-
meut rendered against Robert hCFherson and
Monterey Mcpherson for the sum of $4,000 with
Interest thereon the rate OF - per cent. per
num- from December Isl, 1881. and fOr costs Of
suit, ana further judgment against all defend
ants fer the foreclosure OF certain mortgage
SON 10 Gilbert a. Gay, bearing date December !,
1881, upon the following described premises stu
aLel il the county OF Phillips and state OF Kansas,
tu-slts The southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter aud The southeast quarter OF The south
west quarter OF section Thirty (5Jlt ana the east
hat OF the northwest quarter OF section thlrtyone
(5ll. in township TWO ID south OF range eighteen
ll6} aCsr Can r. A.s and adlu4glus that t1e plain
tlrR nave the nrsL lien On said premises 70 Lne
amount Tor which JuC zLcnL ~ i'll De taken as aIOre-
saI4, and ordering said premises sold according 10
lags AID the proceeds thereof To be applied: ISL
To The payment o. the costs OF EuiU5 2ad, To the
payment Of any unpaid taxes which may e lien
zaid premises, aud 5rd. To the payment OF the
amount found due plaintiffs and forever barring
aud fsreclOslug said defendants and all pGrsOns
claiming 10 claim under them OF either OF them
OF ali right. title, interest equity Of redemption
il or - =alo premises or any plTr thereof
u. A. SPAJ LbING s. co.
tsb-5 Artyz for ElainIlE5.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-19
- - Liauor -.

The change made in the present pro-
hibitOry law 5y the Nurry bill are sub
stantially a. follows: NO one but
registered pharmacist Is allowed TO OBJ
tain or hold a permit and before the
probate Judge is allowed to grant =
permit the applicant must present 70
him a certificate from the state board
OF pharmacy, showing that the sppli-
cantiis . duly registered pharmacist.
The applicant will be required 70 pre-
senta petition signed by A. least TWEEN
tF-iiVe resident electors and twenty-five
women OF the city township, city or
ward in which the applicant Intends to
engage in business.
The applicant must 6le with the pro
bate Judge a good and sufficient bond
Ia the sum OF 81 GOO that he viii obey
the lsw, aud upon the violation OF the
law bv him or any one in his employ q,
as q druggist, the bond becomes for
fsited TO the state of Kansas, and IA con
VIction OF such q person is made prima
facia e1 Hence Of such forfeiture. Only
registered pharmacists and assistant
registered pharmacists are allowed 70
sell. Sales can then be made
only upon affidavit Of the person.
sales can only be made in full view OF
the front door Of the place OF business
of such druggist.
Pharmacists and assistant pharma-
cists are empowered TO administer the
affidavits for the purposes OF the law.
When for any reason the act is not
enforced in aay county, the attorney
general is empowered TO appoint one
or more assistants to enforce it, who
shall have the same power as the coun-
ty attorney. When the fee of S25 al
lowed By law for conviction upon each
count is not paid by the defendant be-
tore ten days after MS release from jail,
the county shall become liable to the
attOfncT general for such fee. The
manufacturer is TO sell only TO druggists
having = permit, and than without any
affidavit as LOW provided by law.
False signing and false swearing to
the attidayits are punished as forgery
and perjury. The probate Judge and
and county clerk are punished for neg
Iect of duly by fine and forfeiture OF
Office. The druggist by a fine OF fram
500 TO $500 and by imprisonment not
les than thirty nor more than ninety
day for selling without affidavit pro
gided by the act, or on any other a1fi-
daVit, or for attsmpC to return any
other than the proper affidavit to the
probate Judge. Osher penalties pre-
scIibed by the present law are retained
the same
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-19
Big Greek.

We come this week to correct q mis-
take in previous letter. 1t should
have read - cemetery gates are brOk-
an down, instead OF country gates.
The singing school at the valley is
meeting with success One of the pu-
pills has graduated and gone to teaching
singing school.
Miss Anna Thomas, of Prairie View,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with friend in the valley.
Mrs. S. j. Clark has been quite
sick. The good roasted turkey and
cranberries at l.. p. Us the day of the
sewing circle did not agree with her.
The NJ. Z. Church, At Hillside, IS
baVing q good revival.
Bad colds are the Ordsr of the day
and a good many about here are sick.
PEkCILIRG